Tourist arrivals got off on a good footing the first month of the year, with the number of visitors marginally lower than the year-ago period, yet double the number of arrivals in
The Turnover Value Index of Transport and Storage for the fourth quarter of 2023 reached 143.1 units in Cyprus, an increase of 6.0% compared to the same final quarter of 2022, the
The Cyprus trade deficit widened significantly last year to €8.575 bln compared to €7.261 bln in the same period period of 2022, due mainly to an increase of €1.3 bln in imports
Total registrations of motor vehicles rose to 4,243 in January from 3,128 in the same month last year, of which about three quarters were saloon cars, according to the statistical service Cystat.
Industrial turnover in Cyprus improved in November, with the relevant index rising 2.1% in a year to 193,4 points, according to the state statistical service. For the year-to-date period of January to
The number of unemployed persons in Cyprus, registered at the District Labour Offices on the last day of January, reached 14,699 persons, down 12.3% year-on-year from 16,758 in January 2023, but up
Cyprus soon to feel impact of Red Sea disruptions Market stakeholders warned against early celebrations over a downward trend in inflation, citing that ongoing attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on vessels
Despite the loss of tourist markets due to the wars in Ukraine and Israel, Cyprus kept its head above the war clouds, as it welcomed just below the all-time record 3.97 mln
Income from tourism reached €102.2 mln in January and February, easily surpassing the €67.8 mln revenue from tourists in the first two months of last year. Based on the results of the
Tourist arrivals increased for the second consecutive month and rose to 119,081 in February from 71,921 in the same month last year, an increase of 65.6%, with the U.K. accounting for a
